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Paper Birch | Betula Papyrifera - Height 300-320cm - Girth 8-10cm - 45lt
£255.00
Unit price perPaper Birch | Betula Papyrifera - Height 300-320cm - Girth 8-10cm - 45lt
£255.00
Unit price perBetula papyrifera, commonly known as the paper birch or white birch, is a striking deciduous tree native to North America. It is best known for its distinctive white bark that peels in thin, paper-like layers, giving it a unique ornamental appeal throughout the year. This species typically grows quickly and can reach heights of 50 to 70 feet, with an open, airy canopy. Its dark green, serrated leaves turn a brilliant golden yellow in the fall, creating a beautiful seasonal display. Paper birch thrives in cool climates and is commonly found in northern forests, along streams, and in open woodlands. It prefers moist, well-drained soil and full sun but can adapt to various conditions. In addition to its aesthetic value, Betula papyrifera provides important ecological benefits, offering food and habitat for wildlife. It is also historically significant, as Indigenous peoples used its bark for canoes, containers, and writing surfaces.

Purple-leaf Birch | Betula Purpurea - Height - 240-260cm - 12lt
£250.00
Unit price perPurple-leaf Birch | Betula Purpurea - Height - 240-260cm - 12lt
£250.00
Unit price perSlow-growing deciduous tree of open habit, eventually reaching about 10m in height. Bark purple-tinged white, becoming black and rugged at base. Leaves in spring are dark purple to dark-red, turning greenish purple in summer and finally purple-bronze in autumn
Alnus Glutinosa Laciniata - Cut Leaved Black Alder - 240-260cm - 30lt
£245.00
Unit price perAlnus Glutinosa Laciniata - Cut Leaved Black Alder - 240-260cm - 30lt
£245.00
Unit price perAlnus glutinosa Laciniata, commonly known as Cut-leaved Alder, is a deciduous tree and a distinct cultivar of the Black Alder. Native to Europe, this ornamental tree is valued for its unique and finely dissected foliage, giving it a delicate and graceful appearance. The deeply lobed, fern-like leaves are dark green, offering a lacy texture that sets it apart from the standard Alnus glutinosa, which typically has more rounded leaves.
Mature trees can reach a height of 12 to 20 metres, with a spread of about 6 to 10 metres, making it a medium-sized tree suitable for gardens, parks, and water-side plantings. The tree has a conical to rounded shape when fully grown, and its branches create an attractive structure, especially in winter when the leaves have fallen.
Like other alders, ‘Laciniata’ is well adapted to wet soils and thrives in damp, poorly drained areas. It is often found near rivers, streams, and wetlands. The tree is also tolerant of urban pollution and can withstand occasional waterlogging, making it a versatile choice for various landscapes.
In spring, ‘Laciniata’ produces small, inconspicuous catkins, which eventually develop into small, woody cones containing seeds. These cones add an extra ornamental feature to the tree, especially in the autumn and winter months.
Alnus glutinosa ‘Laciniata’ is also beneficial to the environment. As a member of the birch family, it has the ability to fix nitrogen in the soil, improving fertility and promoting biodiversity. This makes it an excellent choice for ecological restoration projects.
Overall, Alnus glutinosa ‘Laciniata’ is an elegant and functional tree that brings beauty, wildlife support, and environmental benefits to the landscapes where it is planted.
Cercis chinensis Shirobana- Height 200-220cm - Feathered - 20lt
£128.00
Unit price perCercis chinensis Shirobana- Height 200-220cm - Feathered - 20lt
£128.00
Unit price perCercis chinensis 'Shirobana,' commonly referred to as Chinese Redbud 'Shirobana,' is an exceptional and eye-catching ornamental tree that can grace British gardens and landscapes with its unique and captivating features. Originally hailing from China, this cultivar has garnered international acclaim for its remarkable characteristics.
One of the most remarkable attributes of 'Shirobana' is its blossoms. During the spring season, prior to the emergence of its leaves, this tree adorns itself with a profusion of delicate, butterfly-like flowers. What sets it apart is its ability to produce different-colored blossoms on the same tree simultaneously, creating a spectacular display of colour variation that is truly enchanting.
The name 'Shirobana' translates to "white flower," underscoring the tree's ability to produce these stunning pale blooms alongside the usual pink and lavender ones. This unique trait makes 'Shirobana' particularly desirable for garden enthusiasts seeking to introduce an element of whimsy and diversity to their outdoor spaces.
The foliage of 'Shirobana' typically takes on a heart-shaped form and exhibits a medium green hue, serving as a splendid backdrop to the lavish spring blossoms. As the leaves mature, they may acquire a glossy sheen, adding to the tree's visual appeal. This deciduous tree usually reaches a height of around 3 to 4 meters and forms an elegant, gracefully-rounded canopy.
Maintaining Cercis chinensis 'Shirobana' in the UK is relatively straightforward. It thrives in well-drained soil and prefers a location that receives ample sunlight or partial shade. Ensuring adequate watering during dry spells and regular mulching to conserve moisture are key to its overall health and vitality. Pruning requirements are typically minimal, primarily focused on shaping the tree or removing any dead or overcrowded branches.
One of the advantages of 'Shirobana' is its notable resistance to common pests and diseases, contributing to its low-maintenance nature. Additionally, it exhibits adaptability to various soil types, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of garden settings.
In conclusion, Cercis chinensis 'Shirobana' is an extraordinary ornamental tree that can bring a sense of wonder and diversity to British gardens. Its multi-coloured spring blossoms, heart-shaped leaves, and manageable size make it an enchanting addition to landscapes, providing an opportunity for gardeners to experience the ever-changing palette of nature. Whether used as a focal point or to infuse charm into garden borders, 'Shirobana' is certain to captivate the hearts of those who encounter its mesmerizing beauty.
Paper Birch | Betula Papyrifera - Height 170-200cm - Girth 4cm - 10lt
£92.00
Unit price perPaper Birch | Betula Papyrifera - Height 170-200cm - Girth 4cm - 10lt
£92.00
Unit price perBetula papyrifera, commonly known as the paper birch or white birch, is a striking deciduous tree native to North America. It is best known for its distinctive white bark that peels in thin, paper-like layers, giving it a unique ornamental appeal throughout the year. This species typically grows quickly and can reach heights of 50 to 70 feet, with an open, airy canopy. Its dark green, serrated leaves turn a brilliant golden yellow in the fall, creating a beautiful seasonal display. Paper birch thrives in cool climates and is commonly found in northern forests, along streams, and in open woodlands. It prefers moist, well-drained soil and full sun but can adapt to various conditions. In addition to its aesthetic value, Betula papyrifera provides important ecological benefits, offering food and habitat for wildlife. It is also historically significant, as Indigenous peoples used its bark for canoes, containers, and writing surfaces.
Amelanchier Canadensis | Serviceberry Tree - Multistem - 200-250cm - 50lt
£495.00
Unit price perAmelanchier Canadensis | Serviceberry Tree - Multistem - 200-250cm - 50lt
£495.00
Unit price perMalus 'Golden Hornet' | Flowering Crab Apple Tree, Clear Stem - Girth 8-10cm - Height 280-300cm - 70lt
£360.00
Unit price perMalus 'Golden Hornet' | Flowering Crab Apple Tree, Clear Stem - Girth 8-10cm - Height 280-300cm - 70lt
£360.00
Unit price perCrataegus Monogyna - Height 140-160cm - Bushy - 10lt
£49.00
Unit price perCrataegus Monogyna - Height 140-160cm - Bushy - 10lt
£49.00
Unit price perCrataegus monogyna, commonly known as the hawthorn or single-seeded hawthorn, is a deciduous shrub or small tree native to Europe, Northwest Africa, and Western Asia. Belonging to the Rosaceae family, this species is celebrated for its ornamental value, ecological importance, and medicinal properties.
In appearance, C. monogyna typically grows up to 5-15 meters in height, with a dense, thorny crown and dark green, serrated leaves that turn a vibrant red or orange in autumn. During spring, it produces clusters of fragrant white flowers with five petals, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. These flowers give way to small, red berries known as haws, which persist through winter, providing sustenance for birds and other wildlife.
Hawthorn is valued for its ecological contributions. Its dense growth habit provides shelter and nesting sites for birds, while its flowers and berries serve as a vital food source for a range of wildlife species. Additionally, hawthorn is often planted in hedgerows and wildlife gardens to create natural barriers and enhance biodiversity.
In horticulture, C. monogyna is prized for its resilience, adaptability, and attractive features, making it a popular choice for hedging, landscaping, and urban greening projects. Its tolerance of various soil types and climatic conditions further adds to its appeal as a low-maintenance ornamental plant.
Overall, Crataegus monogyna stands as a symbol of resilience, beauty, and ecological importance, weaving its way through the landscapes and cultural tapestries of Europe and beyond.
Crataegus Monogyna - Height 140-160cm - Bushy - 10lt
£49.00
Unit price perCrataegus Monogyna - Height 140-160cm - Bushy - 10lt
£49.00
Unit price perCrataegus monogyna, commonly known as the hawthorn or single-seeded hawthorn, is a deciduous shrub or small tree native to Europe, Northwest Africa, and Western Asia. Belonging to the Rosaceae family, this species is celebrated for its ornamental value, ecological importance, and medicinal properties.
In appearance, C. monogyna typically grows up to 5-15 meters in height, with a dense, thorny crown and dark green, serrated leaves that turn a vibrant red or orange in autumn. During spring, it produces clusters of fragrant white flowers with five petals, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. These flowers give way to small, red berries known as haws, which persist through winter, providing sustenance for birds and other wildlife.
Hawthorn is valued for its ecological contributions. Its dense growth habit provides shelter and nesting sites for birds, while its flowers and berries serve as a vital food source for a range of wildlife species. Additionally, hawthorn is often planted in hedgerows and wildlife gardens to create natural barriers and enhance biodiversity.
In horticulture, C. monogyna is prized for its resilience, adaptability, and attractive features, making it a popular choice for hedging, landscaping, and urban greening projects. Its tolerance of various soil types and climatic conditions further adds to its appeal as a low-maintenance ornamental plant.
Overall, Crataegus monogyna stands as a symbol of resilience, beauty, and ecological importance, weaving its way through the landscapes and cultural tapestries of Europe and beyond.
Amelanchier x grandiflora 'Robin Hill' - Clear Stem 150cm - Girth 6-8cm - Height 380-400cm - 30lt
£435.00
Unit price perAmelanchier x grandiflora 'Robin Hill' - Clear Stem 150cm - Girth 6-8cm - Height 380-400cm - 30lt
£435.00
Unit price perPrunus serrulata 'Kiku-Shidare' - Height 280-300cm - Clear Stem 150cm - Girth 10-12cm - Weeping - 45lt
£400.00
Unit price perPrunus serrulata 'Kiku-Shidare' - Height 280-300cm - Clear Stem 150cm - Girth 10-12cm - Weeping - 45lt
£400.00
Unit price perPrunus serrulata ‘Kiku Shidare’, also known as the weeping cherry ‘Kiku Shidare Zakura’, is a stunning ornamental tree ideal for adding elegance and seasonal drama to gardens. Its compact size and graceful, pendulous branches make it particularly well-suited for small to medium gardens, courtyards, or as a specimen tree in prominent positions.
In early to mid-spring, it becomes a focal point, erupting in masses of fragrant, deep pink double blossoms that create a waterfall of color. The tree typically reaches a height of 8 to 12 feet (2.5 to 3.5 meters), making it manageable and easy to incorporate into landscape designs. For best results, it should be planted in full sun to partial shade, in well-drained, fertile soil.
A sheltered spot protects its early blossoms from harsh winds or frost. Its romantic weeping habit and vivid spring display make it perfect for creating a peaceful, picturesque garden setting.
Sorbus hupehensis | Hupeh Mountain Ash - Height 210-230cm - 20lt
£96.00
Unit price perSorbus hupehensis | Hupeh Mountain Ash - Height 210-230cm - 20lt
£96.00
Unit price perIlex 'Nellie Stevens' - MultiStem Ball - Clear Stems 40-60cm - Height 120-150cm - 70lt
£610.00
Unit price perIlex 'Nellie Stevens' - MultiStem Ball - Clear Stems 40-60cm - Height 120-150cm - 70lt
£610.00
Unit price perIlex 'Nellie R. Stevens' is a small, evergreen tree of widely conical to broadly oval habit with spiny, toothed, extremely glossy, emerald green leaves. Small, greenish-white flowers that bloom in spring are followed by abundant and long-lasting crop of attractive, large, orange to red, berries in autumn and winter. It’s a female, partially self-pollinating plant.
'Nellie R. Stevens' Holly is a cross between English holly (ilex aquifolium) and Chinese holly (ilex cornuta). It can grow in various soil types, but prefers fertile, medium moist, well-drained soils. It thrives in full sun or partial shade. It can withstand frost and wind, but needs to be sheltered from drying winter winds. It is suitable for coastal areas and low maintenance plant.
Ilex 'Nellie R. Stevens' is great as a specimen plant, good for hedges and screens, foundations, path edgings, and for growing in containers. Its branches with glossy leaves and red berries are typical Christmas decoration.
Tibetan Cherry - Prunus serrula - Multistem - Height 260-280cm - 60lt
£970.00
Unit price perTibetan Cherry - Prunus serrula - Multistem - Height 260-280cm - 60lt
£970.00
Unit price perPrunus serrula, or Tibetan Cherry Tree, is a medium-sized, rounded, deciduous tree with a stunning, glossy, peeling, coppery-brown to mahogany bark with horizontal lenticels and narrow, lance-shaped, willow-like, dark green leaves, golden yellow in autumn. Small, white flowers bloom in spring and are followed by red, cherry-like fruit. Attractive to birds and bees.
Tibetan Cherry Tree grows best in fertile, organically rich, moist, well-drained soils, but it is adaptable to moist soils and garden conditions. It prefers full sun to partial shade. Tolerant of urban pollution, therefore, suitable for urban areas. Low maintenance plant, doesn’t require much pruning.
The unusual, glowing and peeling bark is the main ornamental feature of the Prunus serrula tree, especially in winter, and it is best to be grown in a place where the bark will be seen. It is perfect as a specimen plant in cottage, urban, and wildlife gardens. Great for beds and borders.
Portuguese Laurel | Prunus Lusitanica - Clear Stem 90-100cm - Girth 6-8cm - Height 150-160cm - 10lt
£110.00
Unit price perPortuguese Laurel | Prunus Lusitanica - Clear Stem 90-100cm - Girth 6-8cm - Height 150-160cm - 10lt
£110.00
Unit price perPrunus Lusitanica is a vigorous, evergreen shrub of bushy, spreading habit, dark brown bark, dense branches, vivid red when young, with leathery, glossy, dark green leaves. Small, fragrant, white flowers bloom in profusion in summer and are followed by dark purple fruits in autumn. Attractive to pollinators and birds.
Prunus Lusitanica grows best in moderately fertile, moist, well-drained soil, but is adaptable to a wide range of soils, even poor, shallow, or chalky. It prefers full sun to partial shade, but is tolerant of full shade as well. Once established, it is resistant to drought, heat, wind, and air pollution. Low maintenance plant, tolerant of hard pruning. Generally, pest-free.
Portuguese Laurel Cherry is a beautiful plant, perfect for long-lasting privacy hedges in informal, cottage, and woodland gardens, especially in shady areas. It forms dense and attractive windbreaks and screens. It reduces noise and pollution, therefore, suitable for urban areas. Great for banks and slopes and shrub borders.
Amelanchier x grandiflora 'Robin Hill' - Clear Stem - Standard - Girth 6-8cm - 310-330cm - 70lt
£380.00
Unit price perAmelanchier x grandiflora 'Robin Hill' - Clear Stem - Standard - Girth 6-8cm - 310-330cm - 70lt
£380.00
Unit price perSorbus arnoldiana 'White Wax' - Clear Stem 160cm - Girth 8-10cm - Height 300-350cm - 45lt
£379.00
Unit price perSorbus arnoldiana 'White Wax' - Clear Stem 160cm - Girth 8-10cm - Height 300-350cm - 45lt
£379.00
Unit price perSorbus arnoldiana 'White Wax' is a striking and ornamental tree, well-suited to medium or large gardens, particularly those seeking year-round interest and wildlife value. This cultivar is a hybrid rowan tree known for its graceful form and attractive seasonal features. It typically grows to a moderate height, with a well-balanced, upright crown that fits well into mixed borders, lawn focal points, or woodland-style gardens.
In spring, it produces clusters of creamy-white flowers that are highly attractive to pollinators such as bees. These are followed by distinctive white, waxy berries in late summer to autumn—hence the name 'White Wax'—which offer an unusual twist compared to the more common red-berried rowans. These fruits are a valuable food source for birds, particularly thrushes and blackbirds.
The foliage is another highlight, with dark green, pinnate leaves that turn vibrant shades of orange, red, or purple in autumn, creating a stunning seasonal display. The tree is hardy, low-maintenance, and tolerant of a range of soil types, making it a practical and decorative choice for gardeners looking to enhance biodiversity and visual appeal with minimal effort.
Alnus Incana Aurea - Grey Alder - Height 250-270cm - 30lt
£195.00
Unit price perAlnus Incana Aurea - Grey Alder - Height 250-270cm - 30lt
£195.00
Unit price perAlnus incana 'Aurea', known as the Golden Alder, is a deciduous tree prized for its striking yellow foliage and adaptability to various growing conditions. This cultivar is a variation of the grey alder (Alnus incana), native to Europe, North America, and parts of Asia, and is widely cultivated for its ornamental appeal.
Reaching a height of 6 to 10 metres, with a spread of 4 to 6 metres, Alnus incana 'Aurea' is medium-sized, making it suitable for smaller gardens as well as larger landscapes. It is noted for its smooth, greyish bark, which contrasts beautifully with its bright golden-yellow leaves that emerge in early spring. As the season progresses, the foliage turns a lime green, maintaining a light and airy appearance. The leaves are ovate, serrated, and slightly sticky to the touch when young.
In winter, this tree adds visual interest with its small, cone-like fruits and hanging catkins that persist on the branches. The catkins are yellow-brown and appear before the leaves in early spring, contributing to the tree’s year-round appeal.
Alnus incana 'Aurea' is an extremely hardy tree, thriving in a variety of soil types, including wet and poorly drained soils. It is often planted in areas prone to flooding or along riverbanks, as it is highly tolerant of waterlogged conditions. The tree also fixes nitrogen in the soil through symbiotic relationships with root nodules, which improves soil fertility.
Though low-maintenance, the Golden Alder benefits from occasional pruning to maintain its shape and encourage healthy growth. This fast-growing tree is a great choice for those looking to introduce colour and texture to their garden while supporting local wildlife, as it provides shelter and food for birds and insects.
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